EXPLORING EXPOSITORY TECHNIQUES                                                                                                                       

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Exposition

A writing technique used to explain, analyze, classify, or present data.

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Classification

Dividing something into groups, classes, or categories based on shared qualities.

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Criteria

Standards or principles on which judgments are based.

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Simple Definition

A concise explanation that includes species, genus, and differentia.

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Expanded Definition

A method of defining terms using stipulation, operation, and examples.

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Denotation

The basic literal meaning of a word or its dictionary meaning.

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Connotation

The additional shades of meaning that words imply aside from their dictionary meanings.

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Process Description

Explaining how something works or how it is done in a sequence.

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Sequence Markers

Words that indicate the order of steps in a process, such as first, then, finally.

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Technical Writing

Writing that conveys specific information and is often used in manuals and reports.

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Mechanism Description

An explanation of a system or parts of an apparatus.

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Causal Relationship

A relationship that shows how one event causes another.

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Rhetorical Functions

Techniques used in writing to achieve a specific purpose, such as explaining or persuading.

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Chronological Order

Arranging events in the order they occur in time.

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Concise Meanings

Brief and clear definitions of words or terms.

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Criteria for Classification

Standards used to categorize or group subjects based on shared characteristics.

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Instructions

Step-by-step directions to perform a task.

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Definition Techniques

Methods used to explain or define words, including simple and extended definitions.

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Oral Communication

Sharing information verbally, which can include defining terms.

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Technical Terminology

Specialized vocabulary used in specific fields or subjects.

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Characteristics

Traits or features that distinguish one thing from another.

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Informal Definition

An explanation of a word’s meaning that does not follow a strict pattern.

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Equipment Description

Detailed explanation of the tools or machinery involved in a process.

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Present Passive Tense

A grammatical structure used for describing processes, involving forms of 'is' + past participle.

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Precise Explanations

Accurate and detailed descriptions or definitions of terms.

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Data Presentation

The process of presenting information in a clear and understandable way.

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Research Interpretation

Explaining the results or findings of a research study.

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Mechanism Characteristics

Specific features or functions of a machine or device.

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Special Meanings

Unique or context-specific meanings assigned to familiar words.

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Functional Description

An explanation focusing on how a mechanism operates and its parts.

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Comparative Analysis

Examining similarities and differences between ideas or objects.

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Instructional Writing

A genre of writing focused on giving direction or guidance.

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Procedural Description

Detailing the steps necessary to achieve a task or complete a process.

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Clarification Techniques

Methods used to make an idea or concept clearer to the audience.

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